well he vetoed it...

[pcolaboy]

Now they just need to over ride the veto which they have enough vote to do. If they have the backbone!!!!!!!!

Ya, let's see if any of them want our VOTE!!!!

 

[abajaj11]

Ya, let's see if any of them want our VOTE!!!!

Not just our vote, but we can also support (financially) the opponents of all who vote against this, assuming it comes up for an override.
Support for this to me is a litmus test of a candidate's belief in the people he/she purports to serve.
The battle to keep our freedoms alive is ongoing.
We owe it to ourselves and future generations to keep fighting in the legislatures.

 

[gorilla_firm]

Well I decided to forgo the primal scream, as I was at work when I heard over the radio. However, I can't wait to see the gov at a public function, all that energy will go into booing and making a general *** of myself there!

 

[tm8634]

he blamed it on the response from law enforcement "a public saftey issue"...

 

[RedTape]

he blamed it on the response from law enforcement "a public saftey issue"...

I got a chuckle out of that myself. If the guns are holstered and the individuals aren't running from you...

 

[Glocktogo]

It was just an excuse to veto something he didn't like anyway. It's just sad that they gave him an easy out.

 

[abinok]

can someone please inquire of our idiot er... gov. how a pistol under a tshirt is less dangerous than one outside it?

 

[zoomaster1]

Check out Randy Brogdon. This guy needs to be our next governor. Met him last night at the Meet and Greet in Sand Springs. He is not afraid to tell it like it is.

 

[nofearfactor]

saw this coming a mile away...

 

[liliysdad]

In a word no, you might check out the GOA.

And they have done what? Other than ride on the NRA's coat tails?